Hong Kong Tour

Where to Stay and Eat in Hong Kong

Hong Kong composes of thriving streets designed to hypnotize any traveling soul. You can’t spend all that money just to see this island in less than one day, you need three days at least to feel and taste this phenomenal island in action. There are few spots in mind to pamper your back and satisfy that palate.

The Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong is the glass-walled wonder of the Victorian Harbor. Situated near the city’s brilliant dining locations and malls, it is perfect for the extrovert who’s always on-the-go. The seaside breeze and seascapes are the perfect ambience to enjoy the trappings of authentic French and Chinese cuisine. This hotel accommodates up to 345 rooms and 54 suites and a matching rooftop pool that makes you feel you’re on top of the world.

The towering Island Shangri-La is the tallest hotel in the metropolis. The spectacular view compliments the nature-loving policy of this establishment. Boasting 523 rooms carefully tucked in 56 floors; the Shangri-La offers the best in international cuisines perfect for any businessman. The special suites are custom made to provide business tools such as internet and fax machines. The fastest way to one of the sophisticated malls in Hong Kong, the Shangri-La is only but an escalator away from Pacific Place.

In the heart of the city lies a diamond in the rough. The Landmark Mandarin Hotel caters to those whose stay should never be second best. This bourgeois hideaway has 101 rooms and 12 suites. The Landmark serves European food clashed with the influence of sharp Asian spices. Aside from the sophisticated ambience, it offers a phenomenal 20,000 square foot spa area that will literally blow you away.

The Silvermine Beach hotel offers a sanctuary for the more conservative guests. Located on Lantau Island, the hotel harbors 128 rooms divided on two separate wings. The architecture compliments a more retro feel. Bathrooms are too close for comfort. This hotel is only minutes away by ferry, pottering taxi or plane. If you look at the surroundings you will notice mountains and vistas that makes it seem like the Caribbean. So if you’re looking for solitude this is the place to be.

Are you fond of indoor tennis? Well, the Exelsior is perfect for you. This shiny 866-room establishment is the largest hotel in Hong Kong Island 866. The hotel is smack in between the rusty nightlife in Wanchai and the speed devils of Happy Valley. The Exelsior sits next to several establishments which are a hit for business people. The warmth greeting and hospitality of the staff will make you want to stay another more day.

How about a chopper ride for a transport service? If you love the air, you’ll love The Peninsula. The hotel is located in Salisbury Road in Kowloon just in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui, the metros’ great shopping district. As you enter the lobby, a string quartet will greet you on the way in. The Peninsula neighbors an array of intellectually simulating establishments such as the Cultural Centre and the Museum of Art. Pampering yourself here is breeze, with 14 treatment rooms that will give you a clean fresh feel.

These are just some of the best spots in Hong Kong. Choosing the right places is of great importance as it will let you get closer to Hong Kong.